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When an object is moving in the air, the air drag force is in the opposite direction to the velocity. consider a light foam ball that is thrown up into the air?

When an object is moving in the air, the air drag force is in the opposite direction to the velocity. consider a light foam ball that is thrown up into the air?
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When an object is moving in the air, the air drag force is in the opposite direction to the velocity. consider a light foam ball that is thrown up into the air?

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